How deep can it be placed under water and still work?
6011
It can be submerged most of the length of the cord, which is 14" long. Since I only have it in a few inches of water, though, I don't know if submerged that deep it would keep the ice from the top of the water, though I suspect it might since it's a really good heater. Sorry I can't be more help.
6012
As long as the plug is dry, it doesn't matter how deep you put it. The cord is about 3 feet long, I think.
6013
About one inch (even a little less). Last night it went down to the 20s and there was no ice this morning. I have a shallow bird feeder, but I try to keep it as full as I can. Hope this helps.
6014
I don't think it matters. I have mine plugged into an extension cord to make it to the outlet. The mechanism rests on the bottom of a fountain. So it is immersed at least 6-8 inches. The plug never comes in contact with the water.
183011
It is not intended to go to depth,It will implode. It floats and is meant to keep items dry on the surface or if the fall in water.
234001
I can't say for sure. This unit works well in our pool that is from 4 feet to 6 feet deep.
2002958
The bottom has mesh in it also so nothing would fall out of the holes in the side. I would say it is more than a foot deep, maybe 16-18 inches at least.
1585220
No. You will need to find water that is probably about 5 feet deep at a minimum.
879708
I'm sure the unit is not submersible so the water would have to be very shallow for this to work, but I don't see why you couldn't.
530192
I wouldn't say so. It's only about an inch deep with water. More for smaller animals.
869994
Well I threw it in a 9 ft deep pool and when I got it back it was like I never threw it in. Works great but if you need further answers check this review http://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v;=4XhBcqHHNpQ
220470
Of course not. Its not rated for underwater use either. Place it under an eve in a protected area, you'll be fine.
1200432
It will not run unless submerged in water. If I remember correctly, it says that in the manual.
2122258
It's strictly mechanical, so I imagine it would work under water.......for awhile. I would probably dry it real well after each use (hair dryer or stick it in rice). For the price, you could probably purchase several and always have one as a "back'up".
574583
I would say yes, but they do have filters you can get that you can put totally under the water. Only about a quarter of an inch is above water so I don't see why not. I don't think it will hurt to try.
2086519
I doubt it would be much good in water shallower than about four inches. It probably would work,but the spray back from the debris bag would get messy unless it was submerged.
1166240
yes works well, just under the water. Works 10 ft plus if the ear phones are in perfectly.
2088674
I don't think it's really intended to be submerged but I don't see why it would hurt it. It's mainly intended to pump out water that collects on, say, a basement floor or a sump. Possibly the electrical cord isn't waterproof enough for constant use underwater, but I don't know about that. Maybe ask the manufacturer?
1376601
I have two, one is exposed to weather. Both have worked flawlessly. I think they are very well made and certainly intended to be mounted outdoors. Submersible, probably not.
225928
Yes you can keep it under water for a long time. I never took it down more than 12 ft. So I am not sure about 30ft.